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i have a 96 elclipse and replaced the master and 2 rear cylinders it has drums on the rear after bleeding the?
system when the brakes get hot they lock up so tight you can't move the car unless you open a bleeder
3 Answers
- LetseeLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
This is a common problem on some GM cars and may lead to a solution for you. Replace the rubber lines between the metal brake lines and the wheel cylinders. They sometimes fail internally creating a bubble that acts as a check valve. It will allow flow into the cylinders but not out. Hope this helps.
- jerofjungleLv 51 decade ago
Did you bleed the master cylinder before installing it? did you line up the brake booster properly? Did you adjust the drum brakes? there is an adjuster that looks like a little gear on the separator.
